Sentence examples for longevity exceeds from inspiring English sources

The change would not be a drastic imposition on the typical French person, whose longevity exceeds the average for industrialized countries.

But who is going to maintain the growing army of old people whose longevity exceeds their usefulness and who have lived beyond their or anyone else's needs and whose upkeep threatens to submerge both their children and their countries's heath systems into debt?

Appropriate – where a procedure is worth doing if the expected medical benefit to the patient (health status, quality of life, longevity) exceeds the expected negative consequences to the patient (pain, disability, risk of death).

Our field studies over 30 and 10 years, respectively, show that in favourable conditions there may be good recruitment, fast individual growth rates and large body size; maximum longevity exceeds 23 years.

Not only did he outstay as a pure winner all of his contemporaries, his longevity exceeded that of the heroes who helped shape his ambitions, men like Jock Stein, Bill Shankly and his great Old Trafford predecessor Sir Matt Busby.

Rattlesnakes matured in 7.1 years and potential longevity exceeded 20 years.

However, this potential requires rapid replanting, low mortality rates (< 2% p.a). as well as extended tree longevity exceeding 80 years.

Recapture records in the Afon Alun showed individual longevity exceeding 23 years.

A very interesting observation is that adults from Saõ Tomè, when transferred to 12°C, failed to produce any offspring, although their average longevity exceeded 100 days.

Temporal variability within variables was omitted, as the longevity of many cold-water coral species far exceeds the measuring period of most oceanographic variables.

The fact that eight were encountered and all exceeded published longevity estimates lends support to this assertion.